INPATIENT REHABILITATION · TAMPA, FLORIDA
Florida Rehabilitation Hospital at Tampa
A 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital developed, financed, and delivered by New Era Companies. Managed in partnership with Nobis Rehabilitation Partners.
Licensed Beds
Year Completed
Asset Class
The Project
A market with room to grow.
Tampa Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital is a ground-up, build-to-suit, 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility on a ~5.8-acre site in Temple Terrace, Florida, a suburb of Tampa. New Era identified the site, structured the capital, and developed the state-of-the-art, 62,310-square-foot facility, delivered under a long-term lease and managed by Nobis Rehabilitation Partners. As the seventh IRF development under the New Era/Nobis partnership, the facility entered a Tampa market with a documented shortage of IRF beds, driven by a growing senior population, high Medicare Advantage penetration, and strong acute-care discharge volume across the region’s 27 short-term acute care hospitals.
Project Details
Asset Class
Inpatient Rehabilitation (IRF)
Location
Tampa, Florida
Licensed Beds
60 Beds
Building Size
62,310 SF
Site Area
~5.8 Acres
Completed
2025
New Era Role
Developer · Capital Partner · Investment Principal
Management Partner
Nobis Rehabilitation Partners
The Facility
Project Location
Tampa, Florida
6805 Woodstork Road
Temple Terrace, FL 33637
New Era’s Role
Developer. Capital Partner. Investment Principal.
New Era identified the site, structured the capital, and developed Florida Rehabilitation Hospital at Tampa — the seventh IRF development under New Era’s growing partnership with Nobis Rehabilitation Partners.
Developer
Site identification, entitlements, design management, and construction oversight for a 60-bed, 62,310 square foot inpatient rehabilitation hospital on a 5.8-acre site in Temple Terrace, Florida.
Capital Partner
New Era structured and raised the capital through its investor network. The facility operates under a long-term lease structure.
Investment Principal
Through New Era Alternatives, New Era structured the investment and placed Nobis Rehabilitation Partners as the management partner — entering a Tampa market with a documented shortage of IRF beds and strong regional demand drivers.